General Course Requirements
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Health professions schools have a plethora of course requirements. Explore course requirements from a variety of colleges across key health professions to help guide your preparation.
The list of Hunter College Courses is meant as a catalogue of courses in selecting appropriate and corresponding courses to an allied health professions school's admissions requirements. This catalogue of courses is not meant to detail pre-requisites for admission to all health professions schools. Again, this catalogue of courses is listed to assist students in their course planning.
Course Pre-Requirements for each individual school are listed within the school's text box; students may refer to the individual school's requirements and compare to the corresponding Hunter College course.
Disclaimer: This information is an overview and should in NO WAY substitute for personally reviewing requirements for each school.
PSYCH 23000 - Social Psychology
Problems of human experience and behavior in the social context; theories and current methodology in research on the influence of the group on cognitive processes, motivation, personality structure and the self; attitudes and prejudice; leadership; group processes.
Writing Intensive
prereq: PSYCH 10000 and any other 3 cr PSYCH course
prereq or coreq: ENGL 12000, 3 hrs 3 cr.
CLA 11000 - The Greek and Latin Roots of English
Elements of language structure; how languages work; elements of Latin and Greek in English vocabulary. 3 hrs 3 cr.
ENGL 34600 - Discourse Analysis
Discourse analysis has been informed by several academic disciplines, including anthropology, linguistics, philosophy, literary theory, and sociology. Since there are many ways to define and analyze discourse, there exist multiple, and often conflicting, approaches to the study of language use. This course is an introduction to various methods of discourse analysis, which will be explored through critical reading and discussion, and through hands-on application of these methods on actual discourse data.
prereq: ENGL 22000, 3 hrs 3 cr.
SCI 20000 - Introduction to Biomedical Research
Designed specifically for students interested in entering the Minority Biomedical Research Support (MBRS) and Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC) programs, although open to all qualified students. Seminars/lectures. Research opportunities with participating faculty in MBRS/MARC programs. Career goals in biomedical and behavioral sciences, instruction in the preparation of literature searches in science, and data collection and analysis. Writing of scientific papers and presentation of oral reports. Visiting scientists will discuss their research. Not credited toward major or minor. Term paper required. May be repeated up to 4 times.
prereq: perm instr. and BIO 10000 or CHEM 10200, 2 hrs 1 cr.
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